Will you post a photo of the straps open with a tape measure beside them? Is the ski divider made of rubber or foam?
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They measure 4.10 inches when folded as image and 2" wide 19" in total length. They are very strong with a padded strong foamarea in side.
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There isn't any ski specific hardware inside, but the stretchy cargo net Yakima sells to hold things in place inside might work in a pinch. If you're able, you're better off getting a purpose built ski rack that fits your crossbars.
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Mine works fine. The velcro holds fine on mine. I use mine for skiing. Not sure what you mean by buying velcro and have someone fix it.
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It's made iof leather I used mine outdoors and the straps tore off early. Leather I used my bag outside and the straps broke off.
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Just foam. No "hard" dividers. Two foam chunks wide make a reasonable divider if you don't require solidity.
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John, I wish I could help you out but it never had much in it. The straps seem rather strong and it was well made.
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I believe it is the entire it just about holds two sets of the new wide ski's if your planning on carrying more than two sets go with the larger rack nice rack though has worked out well so far for me
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There is no Ski attachement as far as I can remember. The rack is an inflatable rack level across the entire car and you need to loop straps through on either side across the entire car.
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You know... I honestly do not remember -I ended up returning it and went with a nice Thule I found on Craigslist. But if I remember correctly, it's a tad thicker than your average cargo baskets: top bar prolly sits at or about 1.5" give or take and the the thicker bottom one prolly at or about 3.0" give or take...
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I use this for my back door. It's a stop gap measure. The inside foam feels like it's the same material that a swim noodle might be made of. The gap was good sized but not more than 1/2". It has worked so far. I don't intend to wash it so I would say no, it's not washable...it would likely fall apart. I intend to buy tow or three more just as back ups for this one.
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Mine was purchased for an upcoming rebuild that has not happened yet. I do not know about how it fits. I did get it out of the box and it seems to be thick and full. Looks like it is a soft rubber compound that will work much better than the deteriorating foam version I have now. Sorry I cannot give complete installation report as it is still on the to do list.
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it's pretty narrow and flimsy. my was crushed by the snow load last winter. FYI I bought mine at a box store for $230. Not even remotely worth it.
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Not too sure of the height, as it is still buried in the snow in our shed in Alaska. I will vouch for sturdiness though. Held up well last summer holding two kayaks, with one of them a heavier, wide fishing kayak. Straps are long, and padding wrapped by nylon on the bars.
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I have not but I stacked two wave ski's (like surfboards) on it and it held it fine. the strap is meant more to hold boards, they have a larger surface for the straps to bite into Also I'd worry about the edges. That said, I'm sure you with some caution you could make it work.
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It is a loop at both ends, so if you have a ski rope hookup, it will. Otherwise you can just tie it off or attach a clip hook to it.
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Basically the thickness of the poles to which the foam protectors will be around...hope that helps =]
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No problem. They have a velcro strap which sizes them down once over those things. I really like mine. You need to memorize where everything is however. They are well made, and higher quality that I expected for the price. I have zero complaints. In Alaska we just used the sleeves of old winter coats. These things look a bit more professional on a 12K sled.....or whatever I paid for that thing.